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Battery reboot issue DROID

loomer

Android Enthusiast
I just got a new battery for my Droid, and the battery came 60% charged. So I did the battery drain until it powered off. I then put it on the dock to do a full charge, and now the phone is in a constant boot loop. It reboots up to the home screen and mounts the SD card. It stays on for about 5 seconds after mounting the card, and then reboots. I tried just plugging it into the charger w/o the dock, and still does the same thing. I have also tried pulling the battery, putting it back in and charge. Same. I have even tried doing a power down from the home screen within the 5-10 seconds the home screen stays on, but no luck. It turns off before it completes the shutdown and reboots again.
 
Sounds like a hardware issue to me. If I woke up in your shoes, I would already be at the Verizon store exchanging it. My .02

Does it still do this with the old battery?
 
I just got the battery today, so I wanted to try some stuff before I went to the Verizon store.

I just tried the old battery, and it does not go into the loop with the old one.

So it is either the battery, or I was wondering if this is something that happens when you drain the battery down to nothing? I just booted up to the recovery screen, and it does not reboot from there. I am going to let it sit there for a bit and see if I can get the battery to charge up a little from there, then see if it still loops with a little bit of juice in the battery. If not, looks like I'll be returning the battery.
 
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